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Discover Ludwig"had limitations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something was not able to do or achieve something due to certain restrictions. For example: "This technique had limitations which prevented us from achieving the desired outcome."
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He had limitations.
The design had limitations.
However, the study had limitations.
But these methods had limitations.
Surrealism, he discovered, had limitations.
But the study had limitations.
The Quinnipiac poll had limitations.
But cloud chambers had limitations.
These studies had limitations in study design.
The utility of Nash's work had limitations.
Dr. Prezant cautioned that the study, though promising, had limitations.
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